Russian sub off of the Jersey shore WTF
08-27-2009 | 09:47 PM
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08-27-2009 | 10:19 PM
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definitly not a russian sub. several reasons...
1. the enitre concept of a sub is stealth. the only reason it would be surfaced is a mechanical emergency.
2. look at the size compared to the jetski
3. the "masts" definitly NOT hydrodynamic and would cause cavitation/noise submerged (not that russian subs are all that quiet compared to american subs)
I used to be a sonar tech on a nuclear sub, Russian subs are more than likely off our coasts, the have been for years I have heard them and chased them off san diego and hawaii.
1. the enitre concept of a sub is stealth. the only reason it would be surfaced is a mechanical emergency.
2. look at the size compared to the jetski
3. the "masts" definitly NOT hydrodynamic and would cause cavitation/noise submerged (not that russian subs are all that quiet compared to american subs)
I used to be a sonar tech on a nuclear sub, Russian subs are more than likely off our coasts, the have been for years I have heard them and chased them off san diego and hawaii.
08-27-2009 | 10:25 PM
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definitly not a russian sub. several reasons...
1. the enitre concept of a sub is stealth. the only reason it would be surfaced is a mechanical emergency.
2. look at the size compared to the jetski
3. the "masts" definitly NOT hydrodynamic and would cause cavitation/noise submerged (not that russian subs are all that quiet compared to american subs)
I used to be a sonar tech on a nuclear sub, Russian subs are more than likely off our coasts, the have been for years I have heard them and chased them off san diego and hawaii.
1. the enitre concept of a sub is stealth. the only reason it would be surfaced is a mechanical emergency.
2. look at the size compared to the jetski
3. the "masts" definitly NOT hydrodynamic and would cause cavitation/noise submerged (not that russian subs are all that quiet compared to american subs)
I used to be a sonar tech on a nuclear sub, Russian subs are more than likely off our coasts, the have been for years I have heard them and chased them off san diego and hawaii.
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08-27-2009 | 11:13 PM
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08-28-2009 | 12:12 AM
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